Punchinello, volume 2, No. 32, November 5, 1870
Punchinello, volume 2, No. 32, November 5, 1870
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"GUNPOWDER?--AW! IS IT? NEVER SMELTANYTHING OF THE KIND BEFAW. "] * * * * * HIGH-HANDED OUTRAGE.
EDITOR OF PUNCHINELLO: Sir:--I am the young lady, travelling in NewJersey (perhaps they will next make a crime of _that_!), and mentionedin a recent paragraph as having been asked by a person (called a _man_)"if _this_ was ELIZABETH?" I insist, Sir, that I was right in resenting, as I did, the impudentfamiliarity of this person (called a _man_), who, after sitting for anhour or two in perfect silenc...e (having first intruded himself into theseat beside me without making any kind of apology), abruptly turns to meand says, "Is _this_ ELIZABETH?" I insist, Sir, that I was right in asking the ruffian what he meant. Consider the abruptness, Sir, of this question--this selfish question, as it turned out, after a grim and gruff silence of an hour and aquarter. Could not this unamiable person (called a _man_), have preparedme for it by a few moments' affable conversation? Why should he dareintrude his "Is this ELIZABETH?" with such brutal abruptness?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"GUNPOWDER?--AW! IS IT? NEVER SMELTANYTHING OF THE KIND BEFAW. "] * * * * * HIGH-HANDED OUTRAGE.
EDITOR OF PUNCHINELLO: Sir:--I am the young lady, travelling in NewJersey (perhaps they will next make a crime of _that_!), and mentionedin a recent paragraph as having been asked by a person (called a _man_)"if _this_ was ELIZABETH?" I insist, Sir, that I was right in resenting, as I did, the impudentfamiliarity of this person (called a _man_), who, after sitting for anhour or two in perfect silenc...e (having first intruded himself into theseat beside me without making any kind of apology), abruptly turns to meand says, "Is _this_ ELIZABETH?" I insist, Sir, that I was right in asking the ruffian what he meant. Consider the abruptness, Sir, of this question--this selfish question, as it turned out, after a grim and gruff silence of an hour and aquarter. Could not this unamiable person (called a _man_), have preparedme for it by a few moments' affable conversation? Why should he dareintrude his "Is this ELIZABETH?" with such brutal abruptness?
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